basketball scientist

The yellow team attacked in a positional battle. Kobe received the ball at half court and Butler defended it. Kobe made a feint, broke through from the right with the ball, slapped the ball with his left hand to his right, made a large change of direction and passed Butler, half-way out.

In one position, he made a jump shot near the free throw line!

Kobe's personal ability is indeed terrifying. In a one-on-one situation, even Butler's height and strength cannot be compromised and he cannot guard against him.

Terry Brown dribbled the ball across half court and passed the ball to Walton again. After Anderson and Brian Cook in the post picked and rolled without the ball, Cook went along the baseline to the bottom corner to catch the ball. Grant did not chase him out, and everyone watched helplessly.

Cook even had time to pat the ball, adjust his rhythm, and shoot a three-pointer just like training.

With such a big space, you can let Yao Ming and Duncan make shots! Not to mention that Brian Cook relied on his outside shooting to establish himself in the NBA.

Although it was a training match, Brian Grant's defensive responsibility was really problematic. Kobe was inevitably a little unhappy and complained directly.

In the next round of offense, Grant actively pulled to the outside to set up a pick-and-roll for Kobe, then passed down the ball and took off to shoot against Anderson, causing Anderson to foul and regaining some face in time.

On the Purple Team, Butler and Cook completed the pick-and-roll. Grant and Kobe did not have a tacit understanding of the pick-and-roll, but Butler broke through the defense, went to the basket and completed a dunk, and the score was 2 1.

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In these rounds of practice, Butler and Anderson, whom Ke Yan strongly supported, performed quite well, and Brian Cook, who has been ignored by the Lakers in the past few seasons, also found his value in this practice.

, the media reporters at the scene were also surprised to find that the Lakers, who originally thought their strength had declined significantly, seemed to be really good, and many players seemed to be activated.

On the contrary, Odom, who had high hopes, played beside Kobe. Except for eating Walton alive in the opening game, there were not many highlights at other times.

At this stage, Kobe's mentality is actually the key to determining the Lakers' performance in the new season. If he has the attitude of proving himself through scoring, then his teammates will definitely be timid, and if he is willing to use his own way to control the game

If you use your influence to revitalize the team, it's different. Until now, others can't figure out Kobe's true thoughts, which also affects the internal atmosphere of the team. The first one to bear the brunt is Odom, the second in charge.<

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In the first ten minutes of the training field, the purple team always maintained a 5-10 point lead. The scheduling of Han Bron and Ke Yan clearly suppressed Tomjanovich as the head coach, which also made Jerry Buss, who was present in person today,

Big surprise.

Not only in terms of score, but also in terms of the scene, the substitute team had the advantage, and there were even several good coordinations that made the audience cheer. This is a very eye-catching performance.

Terry Brown dribbled the ball to the frontcourt and handed the ball to Walton. Butler ran over and played a hand-to-hand pass with Walton. Walton followed the trend with a pick-and-roll, helping Butler get rid of Kobe and face Odom.

Butler broke through very resolutely, got to the basket and forced a layup, but was interfered by Odom.

This ball also reflects one of Butler's shortcomings, being foolhardy! Just after he reached the basket, Mihm had already stepped forward to cover the position, and Anderson was already in an open position, but he still chose to hit hard by himself.

And if it were Kobe who faced this situation, he would obviously have more choices and greater certainty when playing Odom in misplaced positions.

Sure enough, looking back, Odom and Kobe concocted this set of offensive tactics. Kobe singled out Walton and steadily hit mid-range pull-ups, without giving the bench a chance to defend.

Not far away, Tomjanovich looked at Key Yan with a smile, without any guilt for "copying" Key Yan's tricks.

Of course, Ke Yan didn't think there was anything wrong. This practice match itself was a stage to showcase himself. Tomjanovich used the method of "imitating cats and imitating tigers" to compete, but it was an affirmation of Ke Yan, especially in

In such a highly publicized game, professionals in the media can become aware of Ke Yan's ability.

Entering the halftime break with a 7-point lead, Hamblen and Ke Yan affirmed the players' performance, while encouraging Anderson and Butler to continue attacking the basket. This can be clearly seen in the game just now.

, Grant and Mihm can't cover the inside. Not to mention, Cook can pull one out.

The first half caused so much trouble to the main players. These substitute players all felt that they had performed well under Ke Yan, and they were excited and willing to use their good performance to win more games for this new Lakers team.

Opportunity.

At the beginning of the second half, in the first round of offense, Anderson joined Butler on the defensive end in time to block Kobe who had no chance to force the shot. He also grabbed the rebound and passed it to Terry Brown for the first time to start a fast break.

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A 2.09 big man was actively running quickly, running with his feet open and the impact was very intimidating. After receiving Terry Brown's pass at the free throw line, Anderson took a step, took off directly, and completed a one-handed dunk!

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Blocking Kobe Bryant's shot, launching a fast break, taking off and dunking in one step from the free throw line. If this series of actions happened in the regular season, it would definitely be at the top of the top five goals. At that time, you can also hear Yoga's commentary on the top five goals, "Let's watch the bird."

Anderson's defensive end blocked the sky, blocked Kobe Bryant's shots, fast-breaked his ape arms, and smashed Huashan..."

In this practice match, Anderson also became the most eye-catching person besides Kobe.

Although from an expert's perspective, he also has problems of one kind or another, his performance today was indeed better than Mim's, and his style of play is really pretty!

The yellow team attacked. Kobe, who had lost face due to being blocked in the previous round, was determined to regain the court in this round. He entered the penalty area from a deep position on the left side, took the ball, leaned forward, turned and hit a jump shot.

In fact, Ke Yan guessed that Kobe would have to hit the ball hard by himself, but out of consideration for Kobe's character and the balance of the team's atmosphere, he did not choose to double-team.

There's no need to piss off Kobe in practice.

Walton made a quick start from the bottom line, Terry Brown quickly advanced to the frontcourt and passed the ball. Anderson once again used his speed advantage to get rid of Mihm, received the ball in the middle and went straight to the basket, facing Grant's defense and causing a foul.

The fans at the scene cheered for Anderson again, which also made the Birdman quite embarrassed, and then, he made two free throws!

Doesn’t even have the free throw weakness of an average center? It seems to be more valuable to cultivate!

Of course, this is an accidental phenomenon. Objectively speaking, Anderson's free throw shooting is still not very good, with a shooting rate of only about 55% to 60%. It's just that some people are crazy about this guy. Today's game went smoothly.

Even the free throws were superb!